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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1912
Page
9
An article argues aging weakens stomach and liver functions and urges regular activity and mild laxatives. It endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentler, nature-like remedy to train bowels to act naturally, noting several residents who use it.
An advertisement offers Syrup Pepsin labeled as safe for the elderly. It notes bottle prices of fifty cents and one dollar, recommends trying the fifty cent size first, and promises a money refund if results are not achieved. Readers may request a free sample by sending their address to Dr. W. B. Caldwell in Monticello Indiana.
Denver police believe a pet parrot, the sole living witness to a tragedy at Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt C. Johnsons, may reveal clues about their deaths. The bird, once heard repeating phrases, sits in a darkened cage as witnesses monitor its speech for possible details of quarrels or words heard.
Wood ward Carriage Company offers lap robes in plush or wool for automobiles or carriages. Durable fabrics for cold seasons. Available in standard sizes with tailored edges and secure fastenings. Includes plain and patterned options suitable for vintage and modern vehicles.
Dorothy Dix examines Marie Van Rensimer Barnes aboard the Paris set and the downfall of a woman who chased wealth and romance. The former waitress, tied to wealthy husbands, becomes entangled with Walter de Mumm, a breakup, a pistol shot, and a society scandal. The column ponders whether such adventure pays, and notes the fate of many feminine fortune seekers.
A crowded New York restaurant scene follows Warren and Helen as a head waiter treats them with special service. Warren’s vanity grows from perceived status while Helen notes the discounting food quality and the surprising origin of the waiter’s familiarity. They discover the arrangement stems from a mistaken luncheon habit and depart for air, ending with Dr. J. R. Cunningham listed in the odd closing line.
An OCR fragment advertises various shoe care products including GILT EDG dressing for black shoes, STAR and DANI polishes for women and children, HM GLOBS for russet or tan shoes, QUICKITE liquid for canvas, and BABY MADE polish with a brush. Mentions prices like 26¢ to 25¢ and references to Tex and a new company area.
A quảng encouraging line extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for a blood disease, urging immediate use due to the vast, unimpeachable testimony supporting its effectiveness.
Special Christmas dinner on December 25 from 6 to 8 30 p m at the Gunter Hotel. Plate price listed as $1 50. Reservations noted with property contact.
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